STOMP Out Bullying Youth Ambassador Elena Pass Brown

Elena Pass Brown
Youth Leader STOMP Out Bullying™

One of our most experienced Youth Leaders, Elena Pass Brown is currently a House Manager for Team RAR, a group of YouTubers, in Los Angeles, CA. She assists with business management, social media, and hospitality for Team RAR.

Brown is a recent UCLA graduate and for the past eight years has served as a youth leader for STOMP Out Bullying. She has supported World Day of Bullying Prevention and has led school-wide activities to raise awareness about bullying and cyberbullying.

Brown served as the UCLA Division I Women’s Golf Team Manager. She also interned online for College Fashionista and was an arts and entertainment writer for the school newspaper, the Daily Bruin.

During high school, Brown received academic awards for French and math, as well as the Saint Michael's College Book Award for her outstanding dedication to the community. She was honored with a Community Service Award from the school district’s PTSA. In addition to speaking out against bullying, Brown is an animal rights activist and supports a number of anti-animal cruelty and endangered species causes.

She is a volunteer dog handler for Educated Canines Assisting with Disabilities and volunteered at the Greenburgh Nature Center. She served on the Communications Committee for her school district, as well as the DASA (Dignity for all Students Act) Committee, where she advocated for equality and rights for students. Brown was selected to participate in the National History Day Competition and was tapped by the school superintendent to serve on the Strategic Steering Committee for the district. She was featured on the Superintendent's television show, “District Dialogue,” where she spoke about her efforts as a Youth Leader for STOMP Out Bullying.

Brown explains that she always understood that bullying is wrong but did not always realize all the ways someone could be bullied. “Bullying is not just getting picked on physically, although it can be. I have learned that bullying can be subtle—such as isolating someone or making them feel left out. But the impact it has is not subtle—it can be devastating.” She wants to help others understand that bullying comes in all forms but always at a high price. “Having the confidence to STAND UP against bullying takes courage and I want to be an example to others,” she said.

Her work as a Youth Leader includes speaking alongside television talk-show host and former Disney star Adrienne Bailon at a fundraiser at the Apollo Theater and appearing in a public service announcement for FOX Sports with football stars Michael Strahan and Howie Long. She was invited to speak at the Congressional Black Caucus in Washington, D.C. to high school students and Congressional wives as part of the conference. She spoke on a panel hosted by the Westchester City Council to advocate for the legislation of anti-bullying laws.

Brown enjoys golf, fashion, and theater. Brown interned for a fashion house in the garment district in New York City and started the first ever Fashion Club at school, where she mentored middle school students who had a passion for the industry. She also has studied at FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology) completing coursework in business skills, handbag design, and fashion trends